Standard Chartered Bank Commends Nigeria’s Economic Reforms and Growth Prospects
Standard Chartered Bank has praised Nigeria's economic reforms, particularly the removal of fuel subsidies and market liberalization. The bank's delegation...
Day: March 21, 2025
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah Sworn In as Namibia’s First Female President
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has been inaugurated as Namibia’s first female president. She won 57% of the votes in the last election....
Argentina Grains Exchange Lowers Corn and Soybean Production Forecasts Due to Drought
The Rosario grains exchange has cut its 2024/25 corn forecast to 48 million tons due to drought conditions, impacting both...
Munster to Host Argentina XV at Thomond Park in November
Munster Rugby will face Argentina XV on November 1st at Thomond Park. The match continues Munster's tradition of hosting international...
Controversy Over Kosovo, Albania, and Croatia’s Military Alliance Declaration
The trilateral military alliance declaration among Kosovo, Albania, and Croatia has generated controversy regarding its potential effects on regional stability...
The Thrilling Return of Motorsport: The 1812 KM of Qatar 2025
The 1812 KM of Qatar 2025 marked the start of the motorsport season, featuring the Ferrari – AF Corse team....
Concerns Grow Over South Sudan’s Fragile Peace Agreement Amidst Rising Tensions
Professor Jok Madut Jok warns that the peace agreement in South Sudan is collapsing, risking a return to civil war....
China’s $1.4 Billion Investment in TAZARA Railway to Boost Copper Exports
China's CCECC will invest $1.4 billion to upgrade the TAZARA railway, which is crucial for copper exports from Central Africa....
The Rise of Buying Groups in South Africa: A Retail Revolution
South Africa has seen a rise in group purchasing organisations (GPOs) which offer independent retailers the autonomy of ownership while...
Sudanese Army Regains Control of Presidential Palace from RSF
The Sudanese army has regained control of the presidential palace in Khartoum, lost to the RSF two years ago. The...
